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Auckland Star, Volume XXV, Issue 236, 3 October 1894, Page 8

Auctions.' v TO • M 0 R R 0 W, Ab 12 o'Clook. BARQUE -Jfil X A 11 I N E R. On Account of Whom it may Concern. ROBERT CHARLES CARR Has received instructions from Captain Campboll to sell by auction at his Rooms. No. 3, Queen-street* on Thursday, the 4th October, at 12 o'clock noon. THE BARQUE EXAMINER, of 266 tons register or thereabouts, as she now lies in Auckland Harbour, with all spars, standing ringing, and running gfiar, water tanks, anchors, and 90 fathoms of cable on each, full suit and number spare sails, Liteboat and Long Boat, Donkey Engine, etc.. etc. Inventory and full particulars can be obtained from Captain Campbell,'at Messrs Ross and Anßenne's. On Account of Whom It May Concern. ' FRIDAY, OCT. 5, ' ■ At 11 o'clock. ALES, STOUTS, CHAMPAGNE, CLARETS. WINES, AND SPIRITS. ROBERT CHARLES CARR Will sell on Friday, the sth, at 11 o'clock, 9 CASES ALLSOPP'S PALE • ALE 29 cases Sugar Beer 5 cases Champagne 7 cases Claret • 50 doz. Ales and Stouts 15 cases Ales, ' Without Reserve. 21 qr.-casks We3t Indian Rum. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1894, At Eleven o'Clock Forenoon - '''""■"■ "'■"'■ IMPORTANT SALE. ESTATE OF JAMES WHITELAW, BANKRUPT. THOMAS WAKELIN . Has received instructions to sell, on behalf of the Mortgagees, at his Mart. Kama, THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES; viz.: ! LOT 1. ONAKI—I3B ACRES—CIose to tho Ruatangata Railway Station, fenced, and mostly in grass. This block contains the Ballast Pit (presently used by the Government for railway purposes), and for that purpose the volcanic mound is of great value, being easier of access than any other in the district. It contains several grnnd building sites, and em be cut into small suctions, each having water. The land is best volcanic, and well adapted for cilrus growing. It is also well situated for (he purpose o[ a butter factory. A strong.stream of water runs through the properly. ' ' LOT 2. HURUPAKI-162 ACRES-Late the residence : of Mr J. H. Davis, one mile from Karao Railway Station. Good volcanic land, pretty level, well watered and excellent situation. It is in grass, subdivided by wall and wire fence. Good six-roomed House thereon, ■ ■ ■■ • LOT 3. !PAHUNUHUNU-423 ACRES-Bqtter known* as McLean'?. Three miles from Kamo Railway Station. Nearly all volcanic soil of-first quality! Decidedly the best grazing furni in the district. Fenced with wall and Wire into several divisions, well watorod, three-fourths in grass, an<| capable of carry* ing a large number of stoclc at onco. Gogd sixrroomed House thcrepn. ;. _ , vj :.' LOT 4. ' . NGAMOKOTUAITARA-27 ACHES-Adjoin" ing tho residence of the late Mr Carrutb. half a rnilo from Kamo Railway Station, divided into two paddocks, all in grass, except a few pretty pieces of native bush, never-failing stream of water, first-class Volcanic soil, and an excellent site for a protty home. Tennis ground on the property. LOT 5. TE TIA. WITHXUA-53 AORES-Adjoining the Tennis Ground, one mile from Kamo Railway Station. Good new ten-roomer: House "and outbuildings thereon. Good volcanic soil, fenced, all in grass or orcharcd. Good stream or vrator. LOT 6. :- PUKIMIRAU—2S2 ACRES-Situaled between McPhoe's and McLean's (Lots 2 and 3), in the Tbrec-niile Hush Road. About 40 acres in grass, balance) standing bush, fenced on three sides, all fair soil." well watered and well adapted for a grazing farm. LOT 7. LOT 15, KAMO TOWNSHIP—Has on it Butchor's Shop'and Stablo, in the occupation of Mr Pritchard ; also, Tailor's Shop, occupied by Mr Purchase. LOT 16, in the same Township, has on it tho large commodious Store. Stable and other Buildings lately occupied by Mr Whitelaw, and now let to a good tcaant. Plans and conditions of sale may he inspected at the office of Messrs Whitaker and Russell. Solicitors. Auckland, and at the office of tho Auctioneer.